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Street,London W1P7AD  \nFirst published in 1994 by Kingfisher Books24681097531◎ Grisewood &Dempsey Ltd 1994  \nAll rights reserved.  \nBritish Library Cataloguing in Publication DataA catalogue record for this book is availablefrom the British Library  \nISBN 1856971716  \nSeries editor:Veronica PennycookSeries designer:Terry WoodleyCover illustration:Annabel Spenceley/John Martin &Artists  \nIllustrators:Maggie Brand/Maggy Mundy Agency4-5,8-17,22-27;Dan Courtney 3,18-19;Julie Carpenter/Plum Illustration 6-7;Annabel Spenceley 28-29;Simon Tegg 20-21.  \nPage make-up and typesetting by Bob Gordon DesignPrinted by BPCC Paulton Books Limited  \n9  \n\n|  | LITTLE LIBRARY   |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | A Visit to  \u003Cbr>Germany  \u003Cbr>Madeline McHugh &Birgit Balzert   |  |\n\nContents  \nWelcome to GermanyThe heart of EuropeIn a German townGoing shopping10Eating and drinking12Things to see and do14The Black Forest16Castle country17Two great cities18Travelling around20Sports and games22School and holidays24  \n# Welcome to Germany\n\nTsagtare fasoulthen ile.eceyaround,high mountains look down ona cluster of neat wooden houses,eachbuilt with a steep roof to carry heavywinter snows.But this is only one smallcorner of a big country.There's farmore yet to explore-as you'll soon see.  \n# The heart of Europe\n\nermany lies rightUin the very middleof Europe.To the southit rises into the Alps.Two great rivers crossthis part of the country-  \nthe Danube and the Rhine.Berlin,thecapital,is in the northeast of Germany.The far north has a bustling harbour atHamburg,and rolling dunes and sandybeaches all along the coastlines of theNorth and Baltic seas.  \nGERMAN MONEYIn Germany,themoney people use.is called marksand pfennigs.When you go to abank,you'll see signsshowing how muchGerman money youcan get in exchangefor your own money.  \n# ●Hanover\n\nBerlin  \n# R.Rhine\n\n# In a German town\n\nThe buildings in many Germantowns are hundreds of years old.At the heart of most 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